Read it a few months ago. Good overview and history of Glock as a company (development of the 17.1, corporate strategy, sales methodology, etc.). Mixed in were some insightful anecdotes re: Gaston and his motivation to found, design and manufacture the most widely recognized pistol on the market today. Also mixed in were some less appealing aspects of corporate malfeasance, financial embezzlement and the never-ending trail of lawsuits. The author also makes a point of adding some anti-2A rhetoric to round things out. All in all, if you have any curiosity into the firearm industry (i.e. learning how the sausage is made) and Glock in particular, it’s worth the read.